I am planning to buy Touch Pro from either Germany or Netherlands because it is cheaper there and I would like to know from members from Germany and the Netherlands if the PPC comes with a standard english keyboard or a localised QWERTY keyboard. I am asking this because I would like to know if the keyboard is actually marked with "å","ö","ä", and other scandinavian letters.
I am thinking to buy now from http://www.2call.nl or anyshop from these list here
thanks
don't buy at 2call!!!
Sorry, I don't know about the keyboard layout of dutch or german Tuch PROs, but I know that you should avoid buying at 2call.nl.
I bought there. They delivered Touch PRO with faulty hardware and now refuse to take it back. They sent me to HTC to get it repaired (a 10 days old device, can you believe that!?).
HTC can't and tell me to contact the retailer again.
So now i am in an endless loop, wich 2call.nl should never have started.
Take my advise, buy somewhere else.
Regards,
bjluv said:
I am planning to buy Touch Pro from either Germany or Netherlands because it is cheaper there and I would like to know from members from Germany and the Netherlands if the PPC comes with a standard english keyboard or a localised QWERTY keyboard. I am asking this because I would like to know if the keyboard is actually marked with "å","ö","ä", and other scandinavian letters.
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Right now Expansys sells the WWE-Version (with QWERTY-keyboard) as well as the German version (with QWERTZ-keyboard) for nearly the same price here in Germany - llok at the Wiki for link. You can get the WWE-version on different shops in Germany, but it will become more difficult because now HTC and the providers started to deliver the German version - we had to wait a while until this happened ... So be careful and ask which version is to be delivered and shipped to you before ordering. In Germany, you may freely choose to send back the phone within 2 weeks if you do not like it (this is in fact EU-law, so it should work in NL as well - don't mention that is does not work or is defect, just send it back and claim your money back).
Cheers
Eriol
Dutch version w QWERTY
I have a Dutch version, it came with a standard QWERTY keyboard.
Thanks for the information. I am just interested to know if the keyboard is actually marked with "å","ö","ä", and other scandinavian letters.
Because I would like to know what to do when typing the "special letters"
Hi I have the german HTC version and its a QWERTZ and the scandinavian letters are NOT marked.
MrGAN said:
Hi I have the german HTC version and its a QWERTZ and the scandinavian letters are NOT marked.
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Thank you for this information. I will have to stay away from the QWERTZ keyboards Anymore info from the Dutch and other QWERTY owners in Germany and Netherlands? I also would like to hear from the British owners too.
I might be travelling to Germany, UK and Netherlands soon so I would like to have this information before hand to know what to go for.
A friend told me that even if I get the standard QWERTY without the scandinavian letters marked, I can download an available cab file and I can have them displayed by using Fn + a to get ä, Fn + o to get ö and Fn + p to get å. Is this really possible?
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You dont need a cab - just use Schaps AdvanceConfig Tool (http://www.touchxperience.com/) an switch the layout to what ever you want. This is not a problem. I had a German Hermes and switched to English. Just don't get confused by the marking on the keys...
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You dont need a cab - just use Schaps AdvanceConfig Tool (http://www.touchxperience.com/) an switch the layout to what ever you want. This is not a problem. I had a German Hermes and switched to English. Just don't get confused by the marking on the keys...
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thanks for your prompt reply.
Does it mean that with AdvanceConfig Tool, I can have the letters easily without complicated button combination? I am still wondering how to get the ä,å,ö to my text messaging with this application...
Yes - at least for the german version it was like this. I flashed a englisch image, switched with schaps brilliant tool (its just changing registry entries) the layout back to german so that it was fitting again to the markings on the key. So I think it should work also the other way around, switch a german keybord to an scandinavian layout.
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Yes - at least for the german version it was like this. I flashed a englisch image, switched with schaps brilliant tool (its just changing registry entries) the layout back to german so that it was fitting again to the markings on the key. So I think it should work also the other way around, switch a german keybord to an scandinavian layout.
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Ok i will test it with my TYTN before I go ahead and buy a Touch Pro from somewhere else... thnx
Hi All,
Just to know whether hand writing is possible for Chinese input in Leo? I am very poor on Pin Ying, so rely upon hand writing for Chinese input. Any third party s/w support capacitive screen as claimed to be not possible for hand writing function, thanks.
I m using hong Kong Chinese version , and it comes with handwriting input of ezinput
just flesh the WWE-Asian ROM in the ROM Section...
it seems to be a shipped ROM from SIngapore..
It came with all Chinese Input...
uccoffee said:
I m using hong Kong Chinese version , and it comes with handwriting input of ezinput
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Can you dump your traditional chinese version ROM and share with us?
Thank you
Thanks so much for respond on subject. So confirm that hand writing is possible on this device just a matter of dif ROM .... Really happy to know that. Thanks, all.
Finally Doodle Jump seems to be come to life for the HD2
(http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ppc-download-doodle-jump.html)
As I read about it, I was quite happy. But the App has two problems: it is in french and it comes without accelerometer.
Can anybody help to solve these problems?
Best regards,
Broetchen
smae here, want to use accelerometer... and maybe english or german lang
i just want the accelorometer support here...
having french seems like a good way to learn some forean language.
off topic: anyone beat my 'low'-score of 17k points in this version of doodle jmp?
This is e beta, a pre-release Version.
just wait an other month (or more), then you can use it with the G-Sensor.
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This is e beta, a pre-release Version.
just wait an other month (or more), then you can use it with the G-Sensor.
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some news on a new release?
Not realy...
I do not know whether the app-dev is in here. Does sb. know?
Hey whatsup?
I've been looking for a way to write in chinese (more specific Traditional, Taiwan) on the Note but havent got anything working... Whonder why this isnt supported in Android roms..
Any ideas?
No one?
Linpus Keyboard for Taiwan?
Hi
Does anyone know if there's a new phone (or will be) with a hardware QWERTY keyboard? (Slide)
Not sure about new ones, but if I were you I'd consider a bluetooth one - that way you can get any phone and just connect the keyboard when you need it and not be limited.
The ones out now are kind of second-rate. Check out the search features on sites like GSM Arena to see what's out there.
I originally wanted a phone with physical keyboard, but with SwiftKey I think I actually type faster onscreen.
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